Alicia Sanchez 65, was the first Hispanic woman elected as mayor of a Michigan city; that city was Port Huron, where she served from 1991 to 1993. Along with being mayor of Port Huron, Sanchez also was a minority advocate in southwest Detroit, in various roles with the New Detroit Coalition, Latino Family Services...Read More »
It is better to give than to receive, and the holiday season brings out the giving spirit at WGRT. We give plenty to our listeners throughout the entire year – thousands of dollars worth of prizes, but Christmas is always the favorite as we celebrate the 12 days of Christmas, giving a special gift...Read More »
The Friends of the Arts organization at St. Clair County Community College in Port Huron raised about $1,300 through its annual Sunday brunch fundraiser in November. Tickets were sold for a buffet brunch at the River Crab Restaurant in St. Clair Township for any Sunday in November. Friends of the Arts received $8 from...Read More »
Wigs 4 Kids was recently selected to be recognized as one of the “Best and Brightest Wellness Champions” in Michigan for 2012. The organization provides wigs and support services to children & teens experiencing hair loss as a result of cancer treatment, alopecia, trichotillomania or other disorders. The program is available to any child...Read More »
Registration is open for winter classes in numerous bachelor’s degree programs through the University Center at St. Clair County Community College. Four colleges and universities are offering classes this winter on SC4’s Port Huron campus. University of Michigan-Flint and Walsh College classes begin the week of Jan. 7. Ferris State University and Saginaw Valley...Read More »
